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building the
first network of
official madrasas in Iran, Mesopotamia, and Khorasan. From there, the
construction of
madrasas spread across much of the Muslim...
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Calcutta Alia
Madrasa. Later, many
madrasas were
established in India, ****stan, and
Bangladesh based on the
model of this
Kolkata Alia
Madrasa;
these educational...
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their home towns, and the
madrasas provided them with
basic necessities such as
lodging and bread.: 463 However, the
madrasas were also
teaching institutions...
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started functioning.
There are many
madrasas in
south Kerala affiliated to this
education board.
There are
about 1600
madrasas and more than 4800
teachers under...
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Chubin madrasa. The
gathering of the
madrasas at this
point indicates that this
quarter was one of the
educational centers of Bukhara. This
madrasa, known...
- as the
Seffarine and al-Attarine
Madrasas served students at the al-Qarawiyyin
Mosque across the river. The
madrasas were also
accompanied by another...
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reforms in the
madrasa system. This part is
heavily critical of both the
media narratives about madrasas,
government policies concerning madrasas, and also...
-
centuries and was
responsible for
constructing many
madrasas across Morocco. Historically,
madrasas in the
Maghreb served to
train ulama (Islamic scholars)...
- المدرسة البنغالية, romanized: al-Madrasah al-Bangāliyyah),
refers to the
madrasas constructed in
Hejaz during the 14th-15th
century by the
Sultans of Bengal...
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Recitation of the Six
Kalimahs is
taught in ****stani
Muslim schools (
Madrasas). The
importance of
learning the Six
Kalimahs is disputed, with some regarding...
